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Processing.js is compatible with Processing, but is not, and will never be, fully compatible with Java. If your sketch uses functions or classes not defined as part of Processing, they are unlikely to work with Processing.js. Similarly, libraries that are written for Processing, which are written in Java instead of Processing, will most likely not work. | Processing.js is compatible with Processing, but is not, and will never be, fully compatible with Java. If your sketch uses functions or classes not defined as part of Processing, they are unlikely to work with Processing.js. Similarly, libraries that are written for Processing, which are written in Java instead of Processing, will most likely not work. | ||
===Processing.js only has two rendering modes== | |||
Processing has many rendering modes to choose from, depending on the desired quality and speed for graphics (e.g., OPENGL, P3D, JAVA2D, etc.). Processing.js uses <canvas> which provides either a 2D drawing context or a 3D context based on WebGL (a version of OpenGL for the web). Therefore, whatever you choose, you will end-up with either the 2D or 3D context. | |||
===Division which is expected to produce an integer might need explicit casting=== | ===Division which is expected to produce an integer might need explicit casting=== | ||